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suffolk grooming

iron man · 2016-08-14 10:52:27

Anybody know what type of soap or conditioner you would need to use to get a suffolk wool to go fluffy... i have used sheep suds and conditioner and can get to to fluff...when it fluffs it sets better on the sheep to give him shape...

14-08-2016 10:52am

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iron man

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Anybody know what type of soap or conditioner you would need to use to get a suffolk wool to go fluffy... i have used sheep suds and conditioner and can get to to fluff...when it fluffs it sets better on the sheep to give him shape...

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#2 04-09-2016 8:46am

Jonny303

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Iron man,

Fluffy is not really what you want. You want the wool to stay tight. The only reason I would get it fluffy would be if you are then trimming if afterwards. Otherwise constant washing with plain water and not pulling too much at the wool is the job

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